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Many of our clients are facing federal criminal charges, civil lawsuits and administrative licensing issues simultaneously in parallel proceedings. We represent clients in all of these areas, which means we can coordinate legal strategies in pursuit of the best overall outcome.
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The attorneys at Chilivis Grubman have extensive experience handling white collar criminal and civil matters in federal courts throughout the country as well as throughout the state of Georgia, with a proven record of success achieving results for our clients.
Whatever your situation, our lawyers will provide you with the knowledgeable guidance and strong advocacy you need. For over thirty years, we have been the firm that individuals and businesses turn to to solve complex problems.
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The attorneys at Chilivis Grubman have been serving clients in Georgia and throughout the country for over 30 years. Our firm represents business of all types and sizes, as well as individuals, in connection with all facets of white collar criminal, civil, and administrative litigation.
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OIG Issues Policy Statement Waiving Administrative Sanctions For Arrangements Covered By Cms’s Blanket Stark Waivers
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Governor Kemp Issues Statewide Shelter-In-Place Directive
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CMS ISSUES BLANKET STARK LAW WAIVERS TO ADDRESS COVID-19 CRISIS
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HHS-OIG Says It Will Attempt To Lessen Regulatory Burden on Healthcare Providers
On March 30, the Office of Inspector General for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (“OIG”) issued a press release entitled “Message...
HHS Secretary Issues Privacy Rule Waiver For Hospitals
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FINRA Issues COVID-19 Guidance on Temporary Relief, Cyber Security, and Postponement of Hearings
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HHS-OIG Issues COVID-19 Fraud Alert Aimed at Beneficiaries Warning of Fraudulent Schemes
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HHS-OCR Warns of Cyber Scams
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DOJ Cracks Down on COVID-19 Related Fraud
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